The Student News Site of Mission Hills High School

The Silvertip

The Student News Site of Mission Hills High School

The Silvertip

The Student News Site of Mission Hills High School

The Silvertip

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Sun, Sand, and Smiles

Story by Kaiya Barris, Staff Writer | April 21, 2024

As summer approaches, it’s time to start thinking about what to do. Going to the beach is one of the most popular activities during this hot season. What better way to get ready for summer than to see what Mission Hills students think the best way to have fun at the beach is. “I think one of the best ways to have fun at the beach is to play games. So, my family and I like to bring soccer balls,...

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Balancing School and Work is Tough: Tips to Be Successful

Story by Lizzy Aguilar, Arts & Entertainment Editor | April 21, 2024

In today’s society, many students find themselves struggling with the responsibilities of school and work. This balancing act can often be draining and overwhelming as it demands time, energy and determination. However, with the right strategies in place, students can successfully navigate through these challenges and find harmony between their educational and professional commitments. ...

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The birds use the Mission Hills basketball courts as their toilet, and theyve been terrorizing the campus for the past few weeks. Every time Im walking outside I make sure to be aware of the birds, Natalie Guerrero said.
The Attack of The Seagulls
Story by Blake Montgomery, Staff Writer • April 15, 2024

In the recent weeks, there has been a surge in the bird population on campus. After coming back from winter break, it seems as if the birds wanted to welcome students back. However, the increase of birds...

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Senior Cole Khayat reads the news on his phone. He always stays aware of biases and false information. For example, during the height of the pandemic, lots of misinformation was going around. I know that many news companies spread different information about vaccines which can lead to misinformation, Khayat said.
How Mission Hills Students Navigate the News?
Story by Bryen Hoops, Staff Writer • April 21, 2024

There are various ways to learn about what is happening in the world today. Whether people learn from a news site, what people say on social media, or from others, the way the information is presented...

Mission Hills High Schools campus is labeled with club tables before lunch club rush. This photo was taken during passing period and the tables are one period away from being occupied. Students walk around during lunch and sign up for clubs they find interesting.
Seniors Share How They Intend to Spend Their Last Semester
Story by Andres Ortiz, Writer • April 21, 2024
Dane Hanlon, Jude Poyuzina, and Sammy Francisco debating the best way to go about a science project for a good grade. How should we format the slides for the project? Dane said.
Independent vs. Team Projects: The Debate Between MHHS Students
Story by Dane Hanlon, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024
The best flavor of Goldfish, according to the ranking, is colors. Many students including freshman Jason Faulkner agree that this is the best Goldfish flavor due to its unique taste.
Best Goldfish Flavor: Students’ Opinions
Story by Cole Khayat, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024
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Junior Nayla Rosas set for the 60m sprint. Rosas, wearing gray, competes in the 60m at the Winter Track & Field Championship at Arcadia High School. Rosas said, I PR’d and ran an 8.43.
Student-Athletes Compete in Winter Track and Field Championship
Story by Joel Ras, Staff Writer • April 21, 2024
Over winter-break, a select group of grizzlies competed in the Winter Track and Field season. The winter season consists of athletes competing in untraditional events such as the 60m, 150m and 600m, with
Payton Aleksandrian shows off her MHHS soccer hoodie as she plays on the freshman soccer team. She loves her sport but the unavailable trainer makes her question her safety on the field.  I wish we had a stable trainer so I know I can give my all on the field.
Urgency to Hire a New Athletic Trainer
Story by Maddy Donlon, Writer • April 17, 2024
Figure skating combines technical skill with artistic expression, captivating audiences with mesmerizing performances that showcase passion and skill. Skaters benefit from physical fitness and mental acuity, promoting personal growth and self-expression. Skating taught me a lot about patience...it’s a lot about being patient with yourself and continuing to keep going, said Heidi Rahmo, Mission Hills alumni.
Beyond the Blades: A Closer Look at the Passion Behind Figure Skating
Story by Lizzy Aguilar, Arts & Entertainment Editor • April 17, 2024
Bella Torres preparing to throw at a water polo game.
Athlete of the Week #11: Bella Torres
Story by Clara Byrne, Staff Writer • March 18, 2024
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Four of the main Avatar cast are showcasing their abilities in the moment. These are standstill shots from the live-action, which provided an insight into the production value and small character details. “I believed that the original creators and writers had a lot of influence on this one... teacher Shehan Sirimanne said.
Avatar: The Live Action Remake: Opinions Are Everywhere
Story by Zaera Beltran, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024
Avatar: The Last Airbender is a classic animated series that ran from 2005-2008, and it came back February 22, 2024 as a live-action remake. The remake has caused an uproar within its audience,
Freshman Layla Tran studies for her biology quiz by reading a textbook. By not using her phone she reaps the most benefits and sets herself up for success. I didnt used to like reading. But once I got into it I couldnt stop, says Tran.
Reading: The Benefits for Students
Story by Lola Sisler, Staff Writer • April 11, 2024
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